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The Couch CriticAuthor: The Couch Critics
The Couch Critics is your laid-back guide to movies and TV shows that deserve your attentionor maybe dont. Nathan, along with a rotating door of eclectic co-hosts, dives deep into storytelling, character development, and cinematic style with a sharp eye and a wry sense of humor. Whether its a blockbuster hit, a hidden gem, or a cult classic, Nathans relatable approach ensures every episode feels like a cozy chat with a friend who just happens to love film. Perfect for casual watchers and cinephiles alike, The Couch Critics bring thoughtful critique without the fluff. Grab your favorite snack, settle in, and let Nathan and friends guide you through the world of screen entertainment. Language: en-us Genres: Entertainment News, Film Reviews, News, TV & Film Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Season 6 Premiere: Summer Movie Grab Bag
Episode 1
Sunday, 31 May, 2026
"Send us a Text!"Summer releases are here, and we’re coming in hot for the season six premiere of The Couch Critics. I’m joined by returning guest Lexi and first-timer JP, and the three of us waste absolutely no time turning a casual catch-up into a full-on debate about what makes a movie worth your ticket: story, nostalgia, performances, rewatch value, and whether it’s actually fun when the credits roll. We start with the Mario Galaxy sequel, where one of us loves the “it feels like playing the game” vibe and another can’t stand how little plot there is. From there we jump to The Devil Wears Prada 2, digging into why a sequel can work as drama even when the comedy falls flat, and how your love for the original changes the way you grade what comes next. If you like spoiler-friendly conversations and honest star ratings, you’re in the right place. Then things get weird in the best way: Sheep Detectives delivers a wholesome murder mystery with a stacked voice cast, followed by a deeper question around the Michael Jackson biopic Michael and what “sanitized” means in the era of modern musical biopics. We wrap with a split-screen argument on Mortal Kombat 2 and a rare moment of agreement on Mandalorian and Grogu, where we ask why a Star Wars theatrical release can feel like a Disney+ season without a real ending. If you enjoyed the chaos, subscribe, share the show with a friend, and leave us a review. Which movie do you think we were most wrong about?Follow us:Facebook - Couch Critic PodcastInstagram - @thecouchcriticpod
